Saturday, July 28, 2012

Roses, Lizianthus, Obedient Plant, Yarrow and Dried Grasses and Wheat ~*



 This Texas Bride carried a bouquet included
dried flowers and seed heads in it.  
We could not use those, as they were already dry, hard 
and would have crumbled under the pressure of the presses.  
I did "fake" it with adding the wheat straws.  
The ribbon at the bottom represents the burlap ribbon 
that was wrapped around the stem of the bouquet.



Friday, July 27, 2012

Tiny Rose Buds and Babies Breath ~


This Texas bride wore a wrist corsage of tiny Rose Buds and Babies Breath.  
The groom had a matching boutonniere.
I combined them both and arranged them around their Wedding Vows! 



Friday, July 13, 2012

White Roses and Anemone's ~*



Elizabeth, from Austin, TX, carried these beautiful White Roses and Anemone's in her wedding.  
They had just a blush of pink and came out beautiful! 
The flowers are arranged around her Wedding Invitation!

Friday, July 6, 2012

Calla's, Roses, Orchids, Ranunculous!




Ivy, from Georgia, carried this Beautiful Bouquet of White Roses, Red and White Ranunculous, White and Deep Purple Calla's and Red and Purple Orchids in her Wedding. They are arranged around her invitation.


Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Quinceaneara Daisies!



In the Hispanic Culture, Quinceanera is the celebration
of a young girl coming of age.  
It is celebrated on her 15th birthday with many beautiful traditions.  
These Dyed Daisies are preserved and embellished with 
rhinestones and the birthday girls sash!

Friday, May 18, 2012

Rose and Daisey Memorial

Memorial Art of Roses and Daisey's from Georgia.

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Roses, Gerbera Daisies, Mums, Alstromeria ~





How delightful it was to work with Jennifer, from Ohio, to preserve her sister, Amy's Bridal Bouquet and make beautiful gifts for Christmas! All the bridesmaid's flowers were also sent to me and other gifts were made from them! Pictured are Bookmarks, a Beveled Glass Ornament and 11x14 Preserved Bridal Bouquet, vacuum-sealed with the Wedding Photograph! Note that in the upper corner of the art is one flower from each bridesmaid bouquet and in the bottom corner is the boutonniere from the Groom!